Newquay BID Engages in Ongoing Environmental Discussions with Cornwall Council

In their ongoing commitment to address environmental concerns, Newquay Business Improvement District (BID) continues to engage with the Cornwall Council environmental team and Biffa in regular monthly meetings. These discussions are focused on a range of issues, including the maintenance of public litter bins, street cleaning services, and the prevention of fly-tipping.

Newquay BID is reaching out to the community, urging residents and business owners to report any environmental concerns they may have. By sending an email to info@newquaybid.co.uk, community members can relay issues they wish for the BID to bring up during these meetings. This approach not only ensures that concerns are addressed but also facilitates direct involvement of the community in environmental maintenance efforts.

Additionally, the BID provides an alternative for those who prefer to communicate directly with the local government by sharing a link to the Cornwall Council’s “Report Something” page (https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/report-something/). This resource enables individuals to report various issues directly to the council, ensuring that concerns are heard and acted upon efficiently.

Through these regular meetings and open channels of communication, Newquay BID, alongside Cornwall Council and Biffa, demonstrates a proactive approach to environmental management. This collaboration reflects a collective effort to sustain and improve the cleanliness and overall environmental health of Newquay, emphasising the critical role of community engagement in achieving these goals.